McLaren team principal Andreas Seidl says the team’s operational and strategy must meet its current high expectations if it hopes to secure positive results at the Monaco Grand Prix. McLaren set the top two fastest pit stop times at the Spanish Grand Prix, while race strategy for Carlos Sainz paid off with eighth place despite the driver feeling he had “no pace”, which is an element of the team Seidl has been impressed by since starting his new team principal role earlier this month. Seidl, who enjoyed success as boss of Porsche’s LMP1 programme, says he expects similarly high standards which he believes will prove pivotal for the team’s chances of strong results in Monaco....
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